Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-05
AN INTERESTING LETTER
On Woman Suffrage, Ghosts and GalloP-
 ing Cows

ing Cows.
 BEooKLYS, N. ' Oct. 25. 1887.
 ED. CIrIzEN:--Pss Millen, of the
 Washington Methodist Church, and
 Pastor Decker, of the Eas. Oongregs-
 tional Church, both of shis city, have been adjudged guilty by the ecclesiastl- cal courts and suspended. They will
 probably join Brother Staunson before long. another ministerial exile, whom Dr. Talmsge did his best to save even to the extent oi making public dorisicn of his wife, vho has proved herself true
 woman. aud q consistent christian. The
 world moves and frauds of all kinds, even to the composIticn frauds in our
 public schools are being exposed. 4 graduate" eonfesses ID the Eagle" that her css1y which was VT ten by her teacher. and part O. which was publish cd in that paper, vas the means oi start lug hsr out a5 G C Pe-wrl-er, but es she could neither speN nor puao nate prop esIy she md not been able to give satis- factlon, srd was uOW in her fifth place where shs w.s trying hard 10 learn. A tss1her signing herself "ZenOb!s in 1 Chgius" has given the public the desired lnfgrnsliOuabout .hIs fraud and mothers. Mfrs. James BrowD Potter IS reported as uns0ie to call upon her friends on | account of spending most of her "leis- ursr time with her sIcil husband, "Lsis- ure tine?" How iuany that sounds, .A -fN f-f- knf kr, h|n- husband whether he was SICK or well. NJW-Well now-there's difference end Mr. Potter IS dodJtltse perfectly con- .anted with the leisure" at his vife's disposal Possibly Mir. Potte< will gain
 by this arrangement, for Mrs. Potter
 my be better actress than nurse. But if she is not much of either where IS the 1 c0Mpeusaticn.
 IJUre asyer vas time m the history of She world when he taates and CapacI-
 ties 0f children were SO studied and min is.eTed to GI the present. From the no ment when lIttl6 eyes begin to perceive that certain things gre made to go tO- gGsEeT, and little bands feebly try Co put into practice what ibe eyes have discovered, sensible parents immediate y sadesv0s tO provide uch play things
 8 will amuss and Ut iho same tine ed ucate. We are much indebted Co the EyGtem oi Kindergarten instruction for this rsp.dl'y Oi ev0lutioz.
 Among She most JuiiCIOu5 home anu eueuts for Ch lirlE. is the lately il so.Us-G architectural stone building D-iCE, trade ma.k anchor, and Dr. Rioh- Ter Pat-ut. The JumoHng propensity 0i the ordinary wooden blooEe, is yery try jag 70 tLe ordinary c-Il3 patience, and --s a natural cons. qu-uce .lry soon cease 60 be Cbi, c.s Oi interest. BC; the above mentioned blocks ore made of e fac compost i1l s.O0e, Iot tainted, but sub s.slta.ly clioTcd ID imitation Of yellow cap stone, rld Lclck, aud blue slate. TCere are bridges ala castle, Conven4s, churches. etc, esc., arranged ID csre- ,uI series t0 suit the com prehensio1 of tls baby beginner ga well a9 the older children. The stones are just heavy enough tO secure the necessary stability CI the buildings, aad are net in the least dangerous. They are OlsmBlI SEC such as children e, conveniently Use on a nursery tsole. For birthday and hoL- day presents there IS no pisytbIDg more thoroughly amusing, clean and subs;an- ;ial, aud none more salutsry gs an eGu- ca,Or than RichEeT'S anchor stone build ing bricks.
 A new ghost has made its appearance. this time on the Brooklyn bridge. 4 youSg lady ID bridal attire, without hat, gloves or outer garments, is said 10 glide out of ;he sdOv of one Oi the oeutE 4l arches, hold out her hands plead InglY Co policeman or passeg-by, and i'm m.iIaiely glide back into ObscuTIty
 fa N .wark. N. J., was crossing tEe bridge about mIdui. h. ol the lj.l, and was much disturbed uy the G.. gut of young and beautiful gil ln v li.e. who run eagerly toward bln. L.3 sympgthIes were ai oncc aroG a. tus before hC could fora @ sIlGIrq question tns lovely figure lad yali he'd. Oae of the off r- O.. tle l-i.-u s : to h.ve cast ~cu1 seH -'I-l upon -.r. IsssoEEcr's ability to d. T. -ui l black .Euu EEle on tLss Cccas-er. BIt t-Crs c.s O-Eer p-lesIl.u ELJ LEg1 Uua!yg.Sl stoues tJ tel. about .-.- r.l.. .-t y.-l5s.
 IE.ge was sTi.-.-lt gathering Gt IT, vilg Hal, S E Yalk, Jos. Monday even isg. The purFosr q the meeting was Co tung into prom neuc- aa ILles of dls- tin-aished people wb0 hai never before been ope. ly identified with tLe cause oi Noman's SGiTrsse. The charge that the moveEe1s does not move. save by the exartIOns Cf tEC very teg people origin ally interested. has been well disprUved 1 tely. IL is true, that sensitive, and high toned women. really ID sympathy E..h his cause. have been deteTred from any public expression, by the IIdIoule. winch has been cast upon its supporters. | This seems very pueriie at first thought, | and there i5 En clement Ot weakness aJout IL, that cannot but be somewhat | disgusting. Bu. it fact that the 3D. I.l.hsiOn, by Henry George, Of "geliOp- ing cow.' has done more ;0 pRralyze the | movement ID this cIty, than could have l been accomplished ID any other wsy. What EOmru wants tO be called "gal- | lOpiBR cov:' Gnd how many women are | there shat wOuid care Co be allied with | one bearing such scognCmen: This Rc- ton would have been Q disgrace to s | loafer, bus from Q reiO-mer, 0 philanthro- | pist, a man prCiess!UE sO nave the in- teres; of every moral cause at besrt. it is sIfu ply coutam:s6le. ] nave trIed hard | 0 believe .le5 Ar. George vas GuIliiess iE t6i7 TcsD-C.. but g- ua hsa never con- t-sdiC.ei iLo ClOri, | t.sg lt i5 too true. IhC president J r1TCsIs EeEt her warm- est coEgf.tE.s. iOos to ibe ifvIng Hall gathering, thgs d.spfosiaz the report. shal thi- Focissy Is s"s,iic .O the pTinci- ?les ot NOmau's S-dr.Ee. The meeting Vss addressed by tte JraIrs. talent, and | wealth Of New Ic-y. and siiss and dia- mOuds were the rule and not the excep- tion as tbis notable ocUa5iou. l hoye shht [. IS piece cf information will en- o0arlre the v-sk and shrinking belisv- CT n equal rights.
 It seems ttEi the wrong man was burned in effiEy. ID Giuuesopolis. It ought Go have been youn Haskell. whose '.ps" is at the head of the Boston Her s.i. The white heat or indignation has faded out by this tIme, and the proper pyr0technic substitution will probably not be made. But Haskell Jr. will not have happy time in his native land, for the present. least. The report that